Monthly Archives: June 2011

Set Ground Rules for Summer Internet Surfing, and Protect Your Kids Online

June 21, 2011 by admin

As school lets out and kids get ready for summer vacation, parents should be getting ready to discuss the importance of online safety. Time off from school means more time spent on Facebook and Twitter, and an increased risk of potential Internet dangers such as cyberbullying and online predators. By starting an ongoing conversation, setting Internet ground rules, and utilizing TrueCare’s effective monitoring capabilities, you can help your kids  spend their summer days more safely.

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What Is Textual Harassment?

June 14, 2011 by admin

Textual harassment involves the repetitive texting of negative, harmful, dangerous and even sexual messages that can have a deep impact on kids’ emotions and mental health. This form of cyberbullying takes traditional bullying out of the classroom and into children’s hands 24/7. Bullying in a Digital Age In addition to the dangers of texting, children face the dangers of online spaces such as Facebook and Twitter. Protecting kids from cyberbullying requires addressing potential dangers within every digital space. Besides monitoring … Continue reading →

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